Flyer for ReNU syndrome united detailing the mission (to unite and build community), vision (to empower families) and values (collaboration, connection, innovation, and impact).
I am in absolute awe of the ReNU syndrome families who have rallied and already achieved so much in a few short months. Their drive and dedication is hugely inspiring.
The big milestone of last week: official US charity registration of "ReNU syndrome United" π
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Genetic counselors working is rare disease - let @nickywhiffin.bsky.social know if you/your colleagues should be a part of this starter pack #genechat
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A special thank you to Nick Watts, Riley Grant & Josephine Lee for lending their software development expertise to this tool. Finally, thank you to @heidirehm.bsky.social and @anneotation.bsky.social for their support and belief in GeniE from the very beginning!! (4/4)
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GeniE, the Genetic Prevalence Estimator | gnomAD browser
The Genome Aggregation Database (gnomAD) is a resource developed by an international coalition of investigators, with the goal of aggregating and harmonizing both exome and genome sequencing data from...
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this project (broad.io/genie_blog_a...), but especially our co-developers Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's #RareAsOne Network. This tool was inspired by the rare disease advocacy community and I am so grateful to count you all as collaborators (3/4)
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Not only can users use the tool to create their own estimates, but they can also use the GeniE dashboard to browse preliminary genetic prevalence estimates, based on our standardized script, as well search for expert-curated public lists (2/4)
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This release is 6 years in the making! I am so excited to finally share GeniE, the genetic prevalence estimator, with the genetics community. By removing the need for computational expertise, GeniE makes estimating genetic prevalence more standardized and accessible Β broad.io/genie (1/4)
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I can't image a be a better first post on bluesky! I am so excited to have #gnomAD v4 finally launched. An open-source dataset of this scale is going make a difference for patients and families with rare disease #genechat
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Genomic medicine researcher; chief genomics officer at MGH; clinical lab director at @broadinstitute
Head, Clinical Genomics Lab | Director, Genomics & Inherited Disease Program, Garvan Institute, Sydney | Cardiac Genetic Counsellor | Feminist | Willowβs human | Swiftie π«Άπ» #cardiogen #genechat #cardiosky
Associate Professor. UW Center for Rare Disease Research, @MyGene2, Deputy Editor of @HGGAdvances. #raredisease genetics. CovidWA data
Associate Professor @ Big Data Institute, University of Oxford
2024 Lister Institute Fellow
genomics | rare disease | gene regulation | genetic therapies
https://rarediseasegenomics.org/
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Genetic Counselor, Professor/Dept. Head at the University of British Columbia. Editor in Chief: Journal of Genetic Counseling. Prez of International Society of Psychiatric Genetics. Unceded Coast Salish Territories.
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Clinical geneticist and rare disease researcher at the Broad Institute and Boston Children's Hospital
Assistant Investigator @ MGH / Broad / HMS. Focus on human genomics and modeling rare variation. She/her
The world's largest open resource of human genetic variation. For help please use http://broad.io/gnomad_forum; feature requests/bug reports to http://broad.io/gnomad_github